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The Architecture master's at Wuhan University is an English-taught graduate programme lasting 3 years in Wuhan. The curriculum develops architectural design thinking, building knowledge, and studio-informed research. It prepares candidates for further research or specialist professional roles in the discipline.
Master's in Landscape Architecture is an English-taught master's pathway at Chongqing University. The university hosts around 50,000 students, including over 1,600 international students from 129 countries, and has established partnerships with numerous institutions and corporations globally. The Master’s in Landscape Architecture at CQU offers students an in-depth understanding of landscape design, environmental sustainability, and urban planning.
At Zhengzhou University (ZZU) in Zhengzhou, this Chinese-taught master's in Management of Urban and Rural Planning lasts three years. Study includes practical planning techniques and sustainable development, students will gain insights into spatial analysis, policy-making, and project management.
This 3-year English-taught master's in Urban and Rural Planning is offered at Wuhan University in Wuhan. Learning focuses on spatial planning, settlement systems, and strategies for urban and rural development. Graduates leave with a deeper research foundation in the specialty and experience of graduate-level academic work.
The PhD in Architecture is a four-year English-taught programme focusing on advanced research and design in architecture. It addresses current issues through sustainable design, urban planning, and architectural theory, using an interdisciplinary framework and supporting international academic engagement.
A four-year English-taught PhD in Landscape Architecture at Chongqing University, centred on sustainable design, urban ecology, and landscape planning. The curriculum bridges traditional Chinese landscape concepts and modern approaches, preparing students for careers in academia, public policy, and environmental consultancy.







